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<\/a><\/p>\nWe will have to wait and see what happens with that system to determine what happens around here next weekend.<\/p>\n
Here is your daily dose of storm tracking tools…<\/p>\n
Good Saturday to one and all. From the broken record department, our same old pattern continues into the close of the 4th of July weekend. Rounds of showers and storms will continue to target the region today and into Sunday, bringing a few more issues along the way.<\/p>\n
I honestly am tired of setting the stage of what to expect, but here goes. Storms will develop in clusters and a few can be strong or locally severe. With so much moisture in the air, torrential rains are likely with today’s storms and that may cause local flash flooding. It’s NOT going to rain all the time and some of us may not see very much. I’ll have your tracking toys in a bit.<\/p>\n
Showers and storms will be around on Sunday, with the greatest emphasis across the southern and eastern\u00a0parts of the state.<\/p>\n
A leftover shower or storm is possible on Monday and Tuesday, but the pattern should feature mainly dry weather. Highs come down a bit.<\/p>\n
The setup for later next week features a cold front dropping in late Wednesday and Thursday, bringing more showers and storms in here from the northwest. Notice how that system moves in through as something tries to develop in the Gulf…<\/p>\n